Charles Paul de Kock
(1793 - 1871)
Charles Paul de Kock was a French banker who became the chronicler of lower and middle class Paris during the restoration in over one hundred novels. His works have been descrived as ‘rather vulgar but not immoral.'
Bibliography
Frere Jacques (1902)
A tale of infidelity, crime and honor in the French manner.
The cover is from a very limited edition as it contains the originals of the illustrations used in the regular, although limited, editions.
Read for free online at Internet Archive.
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Sister Anne (1902)
A young man of the aristocracy has a child by a woman who is dumb. His wife discovers his infidelity and takes the woman and her child into their home.
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